Word: respondents
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...decides voluntarily to heed its wishes, and unless the committee itself decides to concentrate on issues more basic than cracked beer-mugs and scratched rings. The HSA's employment practices, its expansionist tendencies and charges of monopolistic practices all need to be studied, and the HSA must learn to respond to the non-commercial needs of the community. Biographical Calendar vignettes alone will not solve the problem.DUSTIN M. BURKE...
...Dismissing their author as "portentously ignorant," irascible Humanist Leavis suggested that Snow's books "are composed for him by an electronic brain called Charlie, into which the instructions are fed in the form of the chapter headings." Replied the normally urbane Sir Charles: "I would only want to respond on the plane of reason, and this does not afford such an opportunity." - Bravely breasting the chill Moscow winds, Hollywood's touring Kim Novak, 29. showed up in Red Square with fond hopes of thawing out the cold war in a cultural offensive of sorts. Her dreams of starring...
...publishing houses have been to respond. An Almat Company wrote, "I would be grateful if would send me a list; as a publisher me nervous to think of any being neglected...
These fine electronic brains have an inhuman weakness: they respond only when addressed properly. As Colonel Glenn was saying, there is still room for man in this machine age. You will find a notice in this week's letter column, in which we ask that you include your mailing label (that's the kind of impulse the machine is taught to understand) in any correspondence you may have concerning your subscription, and that you use the form provided to let us know of any change of address. This will help us carry out your instructions accurately and faster...
Equally hopeless, he claimed, is the attempt to influence Senators, who respond only to powerful group pressure, Rather, the people must be provided with an outlet of expression which will be heeded. "We must find an expression of peace which an average American in an average community can endorse without embarrassment." This, maintains Etzioni, can be done "by chunks of voters organized in packages" such as church groups, or unions...